Jurors in High-Profile Manhattan Manslaughter Case to Remain Anonymous Amid Security Concerns
New York — A Manhattan court has decided to keep the identities of jurors secret in the highly charged manslaughter trial of Daniel Penny, who is accused of killing Jordan Neely in a subway chokehold incident. The decision, announced by Manhattan Supreme Court Justice Maxwell Wiley, comes amid concerns about potential threats to jurors due to the intense public scrutiny around the case. During the proceedings, the courtroom heard arguments in favor of anonymity from Assistant District Attorney Dafna Yoran, who highlighted the previous threats that parties involved in the trial had received. With tensions … Read more